Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Africa - 2012 South Africa - Backstage by photographer Waldo Pretorius
The Happenings and Magic that is captured behind the scenes of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Africa.... shot by photographer Waldo Pretorius

Friday, March 23, 2012
Swaziland Portrait by Photographer Pieter Vosloo
Pieter Vosloo consistently travels through Africa to document the people in the areas of his inspiration, this time being Swaziland.... Pieter has the gift of capturing a subject and its entirety. There is no denying the absolute realism in this image.
Around Midnight The Ladies Convene shot By George Rabe
Photographer George Rabe and I did this shoot last month with models Devon & Jes of Boss Models Johannesburg. Clothing supplied by Fashion Designer Suzaan Heyns of South Africa,
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Inside Out
Tattoo's had always seemed like taboo's until they became completely individualized and accepted by society. All of the "lower class" or "misfits" had tattoo's to better express themselves in different era's of history. From sailor tattoo's to little butterflies that girls usually got as there "first" tattoo's.
Cultural initiations to getting your lovers name tattooed on whatever parts of your body. I myself have seen and witnessed some pretty incredible ones. My sister having a Maori tattoo with the tapping technique on her entire back, another interesting person with an Ali- "gator" performing sexual pleasures on a woman with many more other ones as well, to beautiful feminine Asian woman's faces entangled into butterfly wings...
These photo's below take the art of tattoo into a whole other spectrum where it no longer is just a piece of yourself being permanently drawn on to represent people, places of things that you desire. Below is a piece of work of anothers character, of who he really seems to be, the inside out version.
There is no denying, this canvas of work is nothing short of incredible.
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